Fleetwood Mac: Pious bird of good omen (Rem)

Fleetwood Mac is a band with many faces. In contrast to their poppy sound of the 70s, Fleetwood Mac actually started out in the sixties as a psychedelic blues band under guitarist Peter Green"'s lead. Pious Bird of Good Omen was originally released in 1969 as a compilation of the band"'s bluesy roots: their first four UK singles and their B-sides and two tracks by bluesman Eddie Boyd with Fleetwood Mac backing. The album"'s sound is laidback, down & VERY dirty, featuring scorching cover versions of Little Willie John"'s ""Need Your Love So Bad"" and Robert Johnson"'s ""I Believe My Time Ain"'t Long"". The B-side features the international hit single ""Albatross"" and Peter Green"'s composition ""Black Magic Woman"", the latter being popularized by Santana"'s version in 1970. This album is a must-have for blues fans. HIGH QUALITY